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Lead Veterinary Nurse
Lead Registered Veterinary Nurse – Taverham Veterinary Practice
About us At inspiring vet care, our people are at the heart of everything we do. As the UK’s number one vet care provider, we care for over 2 million animals while delivering healthier animals and happier owners.
We are seeking an enthusiastic, team-orientated Lead Registered Veterinary Nurse to join Taverham Veterinary Practice, based at our Longwater Lane branch.
Taverham Veterinary Practice is a well-established small animal practice offering:
- First opinion veterinary services
- Hydrotherapy
- Luxury cattery
- Development of a cryotherapy clinic
The practice is also a Training Practice with a trainee nurse currently in the team. As Lead Nurse, you will:
- Support the trainee nurse as a Clinical Supervisor
- Drive clinical standards and team progression
Practice Highlights
- Branch-based leadership role at Longwater Lane
- Varied services including first opinion care, hydrotherapy, luxury cattery and developing cryotherapy services
- Opportunity to lead, develop and shape services within the branch
How You’ll Make a Difference
As a Lead Veterinary Nurse, you will:
- Deliver high standards of nursing care
- Support and develop colleagues within the practice
- Work collaboratively with veterinary surgeons and team to ensure excellent patient and client care
- Act as a source of guidance for the nursing team
- Contribute to maintaining and improving clinical standards, workflows and patient outcomes
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Working Pattern
- 38.5 hours per week
- 4-day working week
- 1 in 8 short weekends (6 hours on either Saturday or Sunday)
- 1 in 8 long weekends (7.5 hours each day, Saturday & Sunday)
General Responsibilities
- Lead and support the nursing team, maintaining high clinical standards
- Work across anaesthesia, surgery and diagnostic processes
- Conduct nurse consultations and support client education
- Carry out laboratory work and provide excellent inpatient care
- Act as Clinical Supervisor for the trainee nurse
You Might Be a Great Fit If…
You are an experienced and confident Registered Veterinary Nurse who enjoys:
- Supporting and leading others
- Clinical practice with strong medical and surgical nursing skills
- Experience in coaching, mentoring or supporting colleagues
- Strong communication and organisational skills
- A proactive approach to quality improvement and professional development
Requirements: ✔ RCVS registration as a Veterinary Nurse ✔ Significant experience in clinical practice
How We’ll Support You
At inspiring vet care, we’re committed to supporting your development and wellbeing. You’ll benefit from:
- Senior nursing role with opportunities to influence clinical standards
- Clear career pathways into leadership or specialist roles
- Ongoing learning and development to support your growth


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What We Offer
| Benefits | Details |
|---|---|
| Annual Leave | 6.6 weeks, increasing with length of service |
| Family-Friendly Benefits | Maternity, paternity, adoption, shared parental, and surrogacy pay |
| Private Medical Insurance | Full cover |
| Wellbeing Initiatives | Healthcare Cash Plan, Cycle to Work scheme |
| CPD Allowance | £550 + 24hrs paid leave |
| Professional Fees | RCVS & VDS fees covered |
| Pension Scheme | Competitive pension scheme |
| Discounted veterinary care | Available for staff and their pets |
| Voluntary Benefits | Choose from options like Green Cars salary sacrifice and retail discounts |
Salary
Up to £33,500 (DOE)
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